my truth about this

my truth about this

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Marisa is only fourteen years old. Her life isn't so good in her eyes but maybe her friends think it is. Marisa's mom died when she was five. Marisa loves her step mom and she hates her step dad. Marisa thinks he is a junky and is only with her mom because of the money they get because she is a foster child. '' No matter what he does I will still hate his guts ma''! Marisa does have anger problems and her mom signed her up for meetings with her counselor. Marisa sometimes has to stand up to her friends at school. The mean girl in her school named Lisa often bullies people for no reason. Marisa isn't scared at all but her friends and everybody else. To find out more read this book!
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For six years, Ramona Simmons has felt a void. She's vowed to avoid vulnerability, spending her time perfecting a facade. Ramona's the perfect student, perfect daughter, but it eats at her that she wasn't the perfect sister. She doesn't speak her mind because she knows people can die before the chance to apologize arises. Ramona lives her life forever regretting taking her brother for granted. James Harmon sees his father when he looks in the mirror. He lives trying to escape his father's death, and the ghost of grief that's been left behind. Though doing everything in his power to avoid becoming the man his father was, he ends up hurting women the same way his dad did. Never committing, forever letting love be one-sided. Together, they're the chaser and the chased. Ramona never learned how to let go, and James abuses that. All Ramona does is give, and all James does is take. Ramona has lived trying to rectify possible wrongs in the past, pining after James in the hopes she'll finally be able to forgive herself for letting someone else go.

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